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Written by dan
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Thursday, 29 March 2007 |
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Permablitz has received an amazing donation of the following items available free of charge for upcoming & past blitzee's: *Loads of organic Vermicast (worm castings). *Dozens of the worm farm boxes (can be used for anything from a compost toilet chamber, worm farm to beat-box for post blitz jams. See attached image *Hundreds of clean yoghurt containers (500gm & 1kg) ideal as re-useable seedling tubes. *A mountain of intact polystyrene boxes ideal for housing said seedlings etc. *Stacks of cardboard boxes. *Various metal; corrugated iron sheets, water pipes, pickets etc. *Wooden material such as chipboard (chook-house structures?) posts, stakes etc. *Plastic sheeting of various sizes, colors etc. *Miscellaneous debris. All courtesy of the excellent Graeme Sweeney. Pick up is preffered with possible delivery to blitz sites. For those considering a pick up, the booty is located in Nth Ringwood don't be shy, it's all gotta go! For more info or to arrange a pick up contact Carey on Ph:9876-6484 or E:
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 12 April 2007 )
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Written by dan
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Thursday, 22 March 2007 |
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Permablitz Deis-y-Seite (17) was a fun day and a great success with photos here . A huge turn out of enthusiastic and skilled folk came along and transformed parts of Fiona and Anthony's yard. The day started off with some finalising of the design and changes occurred throughout the day as people's ideas infiltrated the plan to take advantage of the slope of the land and so on. In the front garden a pond, pathways and garden beds were put in, along with a bush tucker plant and a bean cover crop amongst others. Worm castings were added to the beds and a worm farm installed out the back. Other teams worked on putting up a fox proof chicken shed, seeding trays up for future blitz planting and getting the site cleaned up and prepared for more work at a future blitz! Other activities included removing seeds from the sunflowers and cooking up fantastic pesto pasta. Fiona talked about her tank and grey water set up and we were fortunate enough to have a viewing of Tanya Curnow's film and a demonstration of a designing computer program. To top the day off we had a drum and a dance. Photos to come. A big thanks to all those who came along. Also somebody left their jumper! (It's green.) |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 27 March 2007 )
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Written by adam
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Friday, 05 January 2007 |
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Permablitz veteran and VCA graduate Tanya Curnow has produced a great 10 minute doco about peak oil and permablitzes called Eat the Suburbs. It stars American peak oil guru Richard Heinberg, our own Asha Bee and all the people that turned up to the permablitz at her place in September [see photos]. There will be a special screening at permablitz numero deiz y seite with the director! Be there! |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 12 February 2007 )
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